Epic Games founder and CEO

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Tim Sweeney retweeted
Kinda proud of my Fortnite Sidekick's name...
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1,000,000+ Players attended the Fortnite OG Event
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Jump into the OG Butterfly Live Event at 2pm ET TODAY and don't forget to follow the glow...
Replying to @xenzgg
You can redeem on the web by using the QR code on the card. The resulting VBucks can be spent on all platforms except Switch, or you can use the web item shop linked here to spend VBucks on items that work on all platforms. fortnite.com/item-shop?lang=…
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Tim Sweeney retweeted
Windows on Arm is finally getting ready for gaming! Fortnite now runs on Snapdragon-powered Windows PCs. It's one of the major changes being rolled out to Windows on Arm PCs. Recently, Microsoft also enabled new CPU features for Windows on Arm emulation tech called 'Prism.' It now exposes AVX/AVX2, which allows high-performance computing. This enables support for game engines and resource-intensive apps that expect AVX and won’t start without it. You’ll see big gains in compatibility and mixed results in speed. Unlike traditional PCs, Snapdragon PCs offer up to 22 hours of battery life with no drop in performance when unplugged.
Replying to @MericaCulture
The New River is the oldest river in the United States.
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Tim Sweeney retweeted
Item Shop Prop Hunt now has a Sidekick Detection system! Hunters will now receive alerts from their SIDEKICKS when Props are nearby! Extremely excited that something like this is now possible, this is going to make the immersion and experience so much more enjoyable! @FNCreate @TimSweeneyEpic
Replying to @9to5mac @iryantldr
Why simply not ask the user whether or not to share WiFi history identically whether connecting to an Apple product or a Meta product?
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Replying to @RiverviewAvenue
It's pending hearings to determine antitrust remedies in Australia in early 2026.
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Replying to @Lukechaddy86
It's coming, but delayed (via UK competition policy enforcement decisions) to 2026. techresearchonline.com/news/…
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Replying to @riftedapollo
Yes, we're working on this. It's a few months away.
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Tim Sweeney retweeted
Disney Parks has arrived in Fortnite for the first time with Disneyland Game Rush! Check out our preview of this Fortnite Creative island to see how it celebrates Disneyland’s 70th anniversary and beloved attractions such as Haunted Mansion, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, and more. bit.ly/3JkaaeN
Replying to @arCtyC @evankinney
To a circuit board manufacturer, everything is a circuit board.
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There's a world of opportunity ahead for digital stores that look to the future and to new areas of growth. New product categories, new markets, new platforms, new interconnectivity.
Google Play Store now lets you buy digital gift cards for Disney, AMC, Starbucks, and more androidauthority.com/google-…
We haven't confirmed this, and haven't taken any steps related to it on our end, but: The tweet below suggests iOS 26.2 Beta 1 allows installation of AltStore PAL and Epic Games Store in Japan.
iOS 26.2 Beta 1で代替アプリストアが日本でも利用可能になってる!!!!!! AltStore PALとかEpic Games Store使える!
Tim Sweeney retweeted
This could be the most important development for the smartphone business in the Android-iPhone era since the launch of the Apple and Google app stores. If this goes through and developers and consumers value the benefits, it will put enormous pressure on Apple to open up.
Google has made an awesome proposal, subject to court approval, to open up Android in the US Epic v Google case and settle our disputes. It genuinely doubles down on Android's original vision as an open platform to streamline competing store installs globally, reduce service fees for developers on Google Play, and enable third-party in-app and web payments. This is a comprehensive solution, which stands in contrast to Apple’s model of blocking all competing stores and leaving payments as the only vector for competition. The public filings are live.
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Google has made an awesome proposal, subject to court approval, to open up Android in the US Epic v Google case and settle our disputes. It genuinely doubles down on Android's original vision as an open platform to streamline competing store installs globally, reduce service fees for developers on Google Play, and enable third-party in-app and web payments. This is a comprehensive solution, which stands in contrast to Apple’s model of blocking all competing stores and leaving payments as the only vector for competition. The public filings are live.
Exciting news! Together with Epic Games we have filed a proposed set of changes to Android and Google Play that focus on expanding developer choice and flexibility, lowering fees, and encouraging more competition all while keeping users safe. If approved, this would resolve our litigations. We look forward to discussing further with the Judge on Thursday.
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Tim Sweeney retweeted
This is gaming in 2025.
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